Speaker 1: This is the other side of midnight.
Speaker 2: The running a strange program, y'all with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 3: When you probably should be sleeping. That's when Walter comes creeping.
Speaker 3: Just turn off the light. It's the other side of midnight.
Speaker 3: If you hear a bunch of complaining and a lot
Speaker 3: of mansplaining, your dialist said, right, it's the other side
Speaker 3: of midnight. The competition hasn't got a chance when Sterling's on,
Speaker 3: they just go on auto pilot decos. Let's face it,
Speaker 3: they don't care, So settle in for radio done right.
Speaker 4: It's kind of like a radio bullfive.
Speaker 3: It's Walter Sterling, alright, on the other side of midnight.
Speaker 5: Whytt you're in the Canada? Are you a Canadian? Is
Speaker 5: that what I understand?
Speaker 4: I am in Toronto.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, that would make you a Canadian, even though
Speaker 5: people in Quebec would deny that.
Speaker 4: You know, I remember learning in I think it was
Speaker 4: Grade five about the nineteen ninety five referendum when Quebec
Speaker 4: wanted to separate from Canada, and I got to say,
Speaker 4: there is a decent amount of animosity at times between people,
Speaker 4: especially in the Western provinces, towards those in Quebec. But
Speaker 4: we love our friends in Montreal and elsewhere.
Speaker 5: No, you don't. The fact is that the referendum law
Speaker 5: referendum loss by about one percent of the vote. You
Speaker 5: know that that is true.
Speaker 4: Yes, for your listeners. There was someone by the name
Speaker 4: of Jean Cherie who was the Premier of Quebec and
Speaker 4: he ran for the leadership of the Conservative Party. And
Speaker 4: even though this happened in nineteen ninety five, it remains
Speaker 4: a very discussed issue in Canadian politics. That was one
Speaker 4: of the main kind of central points throughout his campaign.
Speaker 4: Good check.
Speaker 5: So what what was interesting about that referendum is that
Speaker 5: the rest of Canada was actually surprised that it was
Speaker 5: that close. The rest of Canada was amazed that it
Speaker 5: was that close. They did not realize there was that
Speaker 5: level of animosity. What nobody realized is what would have
Speaker 5: happened if that had actually gone through. Do you know
Speaker 5: what would have happened?
Speaker 4: Tell me what you were going to say, and I
Speaker 4: have some thoughts afterwards.
Speaker 6: Go ahead.
Speaker 5: I don't know why my headphones are so unbalanced. Jesus,
Speaker 5: Hold on a second. I've like I hear you at
Speaker 5: a ten and I hear myself at a two, and
Speaker 5: some nights it actually works, right, but this is not
Speaker 5: one of those nights. That's sorry. It's symbolic of everything
Speaker 5: that's happened tonight. Hold on a second, let me put
Speaker 5: in Let's try the other input, because I got four
Speaker 5: hours to kill here. Hold on, test, test, test. You
Speaker 5: know it's such. It's a great radio station and it
Speaker 5: has great facilities. But man, the munchkins come in and
Speaker 5: eat these earphones. Give me one more second. Normally, you
Speaker 5: know these things will be tested by text. But you know,
Speaker 5: it's all right, all right. Now. What would have happened
Speaker 5: is the rest of the country would have realized that
Speaker 5: Quebec is bankrupt. It is the poorest of all the provinces,
Speaker 5: and the amount of subsidies from the rest of the
Speaker 5: government that supported are profound. The minute it's separated from
Speaker 5: the rest of the country because of language issues, the
Speaker 5: people of Quebec would find out just how poor they are.
Speaker 4: Which just for your listeners, because right now, wait.
Speaker 5: Wait, wait, stop, stop, you keep talking like it's meet
Speaker 5: the press. I don't have any listeners. I have a listener.
Speaker 5: Listener singular singular, we refer to them in the singular.
Speaker 5: I'm not on a stage with a PA system at
Speaker 5: high school these I have a listener alone in the
Speaker 5: car praying that the kids in the back don't wake up.
Speaker 6: Wake up.
Speaker 4: Okay, well in that case, for your listener. The thing
Speaker 4: happening right now in Alberta, that is, which is Canada's
Speaker 4: kind of most well known western province that's not getting
Speaker 4: a lot of discussion in the United States, and that
Speaker 4: is they are going forward with something very similar to
Speaker 4: what Quebec tried to do in nineteen ninety five with
Speaker 4: the referendum. But the difference here is obviously Alberta's oil
Speaker 4: sands contributes greatly to the Canadian economy, and so what's
Speaker 4: basically happening is the Premiere of Alberta, which is like
Speaker 4: the Canadian equivalent of a governor, is putting forth a
Speaker 4: vote that Alberta's will have on whether or not there
Speaker 4: should be a referendum, which is kind of confusing because
Speaker 4: it's basically a referendum on whether or not there should
Speaker 4: be a referendum. But the underlying kind of issue here
Speaker 4: is that there are a number of people in the
Speaker 4: province of Alberta who want to separate from the rest
Speaker 4: of Canada. It's getting a lot of discussion, and I
Speaker 4: think the part that's getting lost in all of this
Speaker 4: is you can't just dismiss it as easily as people
Speaker 4: dismiss the Quebec referendum, because in Quebec, to your point,
Speaker 4: they don't contribute economically as much to the rest of
Speaker 4: the country as a province like Alberta dos. I think
Speaker 4: it's quite dangerous when you have that level of animosity
Speaker 4: from Alberta Albertan's towards the rest of the country, and
Speaker 4: that's certainly what we're seeing now.
Speaker 5: All I know about Western Canada is Jan Arden.
Speaker 4: She's a great Canadian.
Speaker 5: She's a great Canadian and easily your most talented Canadian.
Speaker 5: And I heard her give a speech at Canadian Music
Speaker 5: Week a couple of years ago and it blew me away.
Speaker 5: I said to my radio friends, I said, you must
Speaker 5: hire her to do a talk show. You must hire
Speaker 5: her now to to a talk show, because she's funny
Speaker 5: as hell. And then the only reason I mentioned this
Speaker 5: is because there's a TV show having nothing to do
Speaker 5: with me that just dropped this week on Amazon Prime
Speaker 5: called Sterling Point, and Sterling Point is about cottage Country
Speaker 5: in Canada. Rich Cottage Country teens, cottage country teens hitting
Speaker 5: the prime of their adolescence, rich teens. And at one
Speaker 5: point one of them is going through a box of
Speaker 5: stuff and there's a cassette labeled Jan Arden and I'm like, okay,
Speaker 5: I am the only person in the lower forty eight
Speaker 5: who knows who the hell Jan Arden is. And then
Speaker 5: I said, well, wait a minute. They never took my
Speaker 5: advice and gave her a full time radio show. She
Speaker 5: is so funny and bonus track, she's a lesbian.
Speaker 4: There are a number of underappreciated Canadians that I always
Speaker 4: think I wish more Americans knew who they were. She's
Speaker 4: certainly up there as one of them.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 4: The other thing, I was watching dragons Den Canada the
Speaker 4: other day, which is a very random thought, but as
Speaker 4: I was watching the show, I was thinking, we have
Speaker 4: it's similar to what you guys have as Shark Tank
Speaker 4: on ABC and we I was thinking, as I was
Speaker 4: watching the show, you know, there's so many great Canadian companies,
Speaker 4: great inventions. The dragons that are on you know, this
Speaker 4: panel are great people. Obviously they have lots of money
Speaker 4: they're investing in all these businesses. I thought, you know,
Speaker 4: sometimes the Canadian dragons Den is almost more interesting than
Speaker 4: the American Shark Tank, and it kind of goes back
Speaker 4: to that idea of I just wish there was in
Speaker 4: some cases greater you know, understanding of what goes on
Speaker 4: in Canada, because it's not all bad, despite what some
Speaker 4: Americans might be led to both.
Speaker 5: Dragon's Den was the precursor to Shark Tank. It was
Speaker 5: on first for a couple of years with Kevin O'Leary.
Speaker 5: He was on there, as was Robert Herzier that no
Speaker 5: one can pronounce. But even more interesting. Have you ever
Speaker 5: seen the Australian version of Shark Tank?
Speaker 6: I have.
Speaker 4: There was this one kit I was watching on it
Speaker 4: he ran I think it was either like a cookie
Speaker 4: or a cupcake business or something, and he was literally
Speaker 4: like my age. And he comes out and he's like,
Speaker 4: I have six hundred thousand dollars in sales in the
Speaker 4: past year. And he got this like insane offer of
Speaker 4: like I think it was five hundred thousand dollars. They
Speaker 4: were going to want ten percent of his company. And
Speaker 4: he said, no, I'm not going to take your deal
Speaker 4: because the valuation of his company was just that high
Speaker 4: and that good, and I thought, you know, imagine being
Speaker 4: a seventeen year old being able to reject a deal
Speaker 4: that has a five million dollar valuation to it. So
Speaker 4: I know, I think they have a lot of great
Speaker 4: talent too. And also the the UK version of Dragon's
Speaker 4: Den they have Peter Jones, mister Global as he's known,
Speaker 4: who went on the American version too recently.
Speaker 5: Yes, all right, now you and I are talking to
Speaker 5: Wyatt Sharp, who is a rising senior in Canadian high
Speaker 5: school land. He has a terrific podcast on YouTube called
Speaker 5: what's it called The Sharp Exchange with the Shark Sharp Exchange,
Speaker 5: Sharp with a Knee, And you give us updates on
Speaker 5: the news. Now, you broke a story on your YouTube
Speaker 5: channel and on this show a week ago about that
Speaker 5: wacky sheriff uh involved with the Savannah Guthrie mom situation.
Speaker 5: Tell us what it was that was revealed on that
Speaker 5: show and what you've learned since.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So for your listeners who don't know what I said,
Speaker 4: for your sorry for your listener doesn't know, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: keep doing it. You're gonna have to keep correcting me.
Speaker 4: So not this Saturday that just passed, but the one
Speaker 4: before that that marked six months since Nancy Guthrie, who
Speaker 4: is the mom of Today's show anchor Savannah Guthrie, was
Speaker 4: abducted from her home in Tucson, Arizona, and so as
Speaker 4: that day was approaching, I thought, you know, I haven't
Speaker 4: seen the sheriff who's the lead investigator in this case,
Speaker 4: do a lot of interviews. And I thought, that's, you know,
Speaker 4: pretty puzzling, if you will. He's the lead investigator, people
Speaker 4: have a lot of questions. And I slowly started to
Speaker 4: realize that the reason he's not doing a lot of
Speaker 4: interviews is because he's turning everybody down, not because there's not,
Speaker 4: you know, an appetite for the interviews. So I thought, well,
Speaker 4: let me reach out to him. Maybe I can use
Speaker 4: the fact that I'm seventeen to my advantage. You know,
Speaker 4: I want to help my generation understand what's going on
Speaker 4: with this case. So I reached out to him. He
Speaker 4: agreed to do the interview, and like all of my interviews,
Speaker 4: I'd put hours worth of prep into the conversation, and
Speaker 4: I tried to develop questions that I knew could help
Speaker 4: advanced forward kind of the state of the case. And
Speaker 4: so I asked him about his relationship with the FBI
Speaker 4: director cash Bettel, which was the most interesting part. I
Speaker 4: think it might have been after we spoke last. He
Speaker 4: had said in the interview with me that Cash Patel,
Speaker 4: the director of the FBI, was misinformed. He said he
Speaker 4: was hurting the case with his involvement. And then Cash Patel,
Speaker 4: just a few days after my interview, went on Fox
Speaker 4: News and responded directly to my conversation with the sheriff,
Speaker 4: and so to a certain extent, I was thinking to myself,
Speaker 4: how is it that the director of the FBI and
Speaker 4: the lead investigator in this case are going at one
Speaker 4: another and focusing on the politics of this situation instead
Speaker 4: of looking for poor Nancy Guthrie, who's been gone now
Speaker 4: for six months. And so that was the most interesting
Speaker 4: part to me. You know, some of the other parts
Speaker 4: of the interview revealed kind of more information with respect
Speaker 4: to DNA and how they're using that to find out potentially,
Speaker 4: you know, the family members of who the suspect is
Speaker 4: and using the family members to then get to that
Speaker 4: main suspect. So there was really, you know, a number
Speaker 4: of interesting parts of that interview, and I think the
Speaker 4: fact that he did that interview, I have to say,
Speaker 4: I said this last time to you giving me thirty minutes,
Speaker 4: and you know, even if he wasn't expecting it, the
Speaker 4: answers he gave certainly did move things along to an extent.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, congratulations, But what did he say?
Speaker 4: I mean, I think so on the genealogy piece, that
Speaker 4: was the one that really moved forward our understanding of
Speaker 4: where this case is at right now, because he said
Speaker 4: that they're using something called familial genealogy and I'm gonna
Speaker 4: under kind of, you know, unpack what that means for
Speaker 4: your listener, and that is it's when you have different
Speaker 4: potential suspects and you're looking at the family members of
Speaker 4: those suspects to then root back to who the potential
Speaker 4: suspect could be. So it was just really interesting and
Speaker 4: actually very good news that he revealed that they are
Speaker 4: using familial genealogy in this case to try and figure
Speaker 4: out who the suspect could be. Because it's been six months,
Speaker 4: we have not heard a lot on where the investigation
Speaker 4: is at, in part because he has not done very
Speaker 4: many interviews, and so that was the first time in
Speaker 4: a while that he had came out and said something
Speaker 4: that actually did move things along, because now we know
Speaker 4: that they are still working behind the scenes and uncovering
Speaker 4: different techniques with respect to DNA to try and figure
Speaker 4: out the identity of the suspect. Now, another thing that
Speaker 4: I think is important to mention is people tend to
Speaker 4: think that at the six month mark cases start to
Speaker 4: go cold. He made very clear that even though they
Speaker 4: are getting fewer and fewer leads, the Pima County Sheriff's
Speaker 4: Department is still receiving leads and leads of high quality
Speaker 4: as well. So he said, for example, something that stuck
Speaker 4: with me was he said he had a conversation with
Speaker 4: someone in Ireland about a tip, and that was kind
Speaker 4: of used by him to illustrate the variety.
Speaker 5: To illustrates that he is crap. Whytt it illustrates that
Speaker 5: he is crap?
Speaker 6: All right?
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Speaker 5: Fits Walter Sterling. The other side of Midnight, there's Wyatt Sharp,
Speaker 5: our Canadian friend, brilliant young man who is an excellent
Speaker 5: journalist and a dogged journalist who gets his sheriff. He
Speaker 5: was just summing up what he learned from the sheriff
Speaker 5: in the Savannah Guthrie mother case. The sheriff wasn't talking
Speaker 5: to people until Wyatt Sharp tracked him down last week,
Speaker 5: revealed it on his YouTube channel, and then next revealed
Speaker 5: it on our show last Sunday night. Then all these
Speaker 5: very slow, slow witted, lame other sources of information got
Speaker 5: on it, you know, Wednesday, Thursday whenever they felt like it.
Speaker 5: But we had it on one week ago today, whyatt
Speaker 5: please sum up what you learned from the sheriff last week,
Speaker 5: but don't waste my time with it. Oh you know,
Speaker 5: he's got a viable source in Ireland. Don't be ridiculous.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I thought that was pretty telling that
Speaker 4: if he's talking to someone in Ireland.
Speaker 5: I was like, you know, I could talk to someone
Speaker 5: in Ireland too, domestic. I could talk to someone in
Speaker 5: Ireland too. I just have to say, hey, can I
Speaker 5: buy you a beer?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So, anyways, so the sheriff, I think one thing, I'll
Speaker 4: tell you what he said in a moment and kind
Speaker 4: of expand on that. But I also think the fact
Speaker 4: that to your point, he's, after my interview, started doing
Speaker 4: interviews with just about anybody who would talk with him,
Speaker 4: which to me I thought was a little bit of
Speaker 4: damage control on his part, because he said some stuff
Speaker 4: in the interview that then he probably thought to himself,
Speaker 4: oh goodness, I need to clear some of that stuff up.
Speaker 4: And to that some of the stuff that he said
Speaker 4: was going back to his relationship with the FBI director
Speaker 4: Cash Pateel. It's probably not a good look for someone
Speaker 4: like Chris Nanos, who, frankly not most people in the
Speaker 4: United States know who he is. They know him by
Speaker 4: the fact that he's the sheriff in the Nancy Guthrie case.
Speaker 4: They don't know his name though. So if the headline
Speaker 4: is you know, Nancy Guthrie, sheriff is blasting the FBI director.
Speaker 4: If I'm cash Ptel, I'm not going to be you know,
Speaker 4: too eager to be friends then with this sheriff, And
Speaker 4: I think he probably thought to himself, I, as the
Speaker 4: sheriff and the FBI need to continue to have some
Speaker 4: form of a relationship if this case is going to
Speaker 4: be solved, and so that's I think where the damage
Speaker 4: control was coming from. He did say that leeds have
Speaker 4: slowed down in the case as well, which was interesting
Speaker 4: kind of contrasting that with the fact that he said
Speaker 4: the case is not cold. If I think of case
Speaker 4: going cold, usually that corresponds to a significant decrease in
Speaker 4: the number of leads. So I think some of the
Speaker 4: contradictions that he made in the interview like that were
Speaker 4: also quite telling. And I'll just say lastly, but the
Speaker 4: actual logistics of the interview itself, I was very surprised
Speaker 4: by the fact that just a little behind the scenes
Speaker 4: for your listeners. There were no PR people involved in
Speaker 4: the coordination of this interview, which albeit p mccounty is
Speaker 4: a very small area in Arizona, they probably don't have
Speaker 4: a lot of people doing some of the communications for
Speaker 4: him and such. But again, I just thought for a
Speaker 4: sheriff who is under the spotlight as much as him,
Speaker 4: he might have want to, you know, clear it with
Speaker 4: his PR people. But I think Ashley Banfield said this
Speaker 4: to me. One of my good mentors and a legend
Speaker 4: really is crime reporting and.
Speaker 5: Eighth the audience I do. So let's just be clear.
Speaker 5: You know, when you go kissing up to your little
Speaker 5: TV friends, they have no audience compared to this show.
Speaker 4: Actually, Banfield got six hundred thousand subscribers, so I just
Speaker 4: want to defend her on that front. Ashley Banfield, No,
Speaker 4: what she said.
Speaker 5: I just wanted to say, I've never heard of that person.
Speaker 4: Well, she worked for a number of networks, but it's
Speaker 4: more important what she said.
Speaker 6: Job.
Speaker 5: Is that what you just told me.
Speaker 4: No, No, she's very talented. She's been a great mentor
Speaker 4: to me.
Speaker 5: But I just want to say, did she teach you
Speaker 5: to address the viewer in the singular?
Speaker 4: She told me that the sheriff thought that he was
Speaker 4: probably going into this interview thinking it was a high
Speaker 4: school project, and then you know, walking out of the
Speaker 4: interview thinking, oh my goodness, I can't believe I had
Speaker 4: to say that. And so that's why, again going back
Speaker 4: to the damage control, he had to do a number
Speaker 4: of interviews in order to kind of clear up some
Speaker 4: of that stuff.
Speaker 5: Good for you, listen, We're very proud of you. I
Speaker 5: always enjoyed putting you on. I always enjoy having you
Speaker 5: on the show. This is the great Wyat Sharp. How
Speaker 5: do we find you on YouTube?
Speaker 4: It's on YouTube, The Sharp Change, the.
Speaker 5: Sharp Exchange, which is going to get him into Harvard
Speaker 5: or at the very least McGill.
Speaker 4: McGill's up there. I gotta say, one of the best
Speaker 4: Canadian school.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, it's the best Canadian school. And you should
Speaker 5: be very proud of yourself. We are proud to have
Speaker 5: you on the show. I particularly appreciate the fact that
Speaker 5: we can kid you a little and I thank you
Speaker 5: for that, and I look forward to talking to you
Speaker 5: next week. Wyatt Sharp on the Other Side of Midnight
Speaker 5: with Walter Sterling. Oh look at this, it's Matthaeus Boombom
Speaker 5: in Hollywood. But here we should first put a jingle.
Speaker 5: Do you have a jingle? Pete sticking a jingle with
Speaker 5: Walterster think like top forty always thinks like top forties
Speaker 5: progressed them.
Speaker 6: The whole thing descends into the vapid viscosity of a dud.
Speaker 5: Really, yes it did.
Speaker 6: That's that's my comments about a picture that came out
Speaker 6: last weekend.
Speaker 5: We wait, let me let me hear those comments again.
Speaker 5: Let me let me hear are you saying that again?
Speaker 6: Well, the whole thing descends into the vapid viscosity of
Speaker 6: a dud.
Speaker 5: An English major insulting somebody, go ahead, ha ha, mattheas
Speaker 5: Boomboom is live in Hollywood. There's nothing else live in
Speaker 5: America at this hour. Nothing. Therefore, it's a privileged talk
Speaker 5: with you about what happened in Hollywood this weekend, summary
Speaker 5: of box office and what you're looking forward to this
Speaker 5: week matteas in Hollywood.
Speaker 6: Yes, well, I am looking forward to a picture which
Speaker 6: is coming out with William Defoe addressed that in just
Speaker 6: a moment. We had a little scare in Burbank earlier tonight,
Speaker 6: around three o'clock, a fire started near the De Belle
Speaker 6: golf course that's in the Verdugo Mountain hillside because a
Speaker 6: car apparently started this fire went rapidly up the hillside,
Speaker 6: but they managed to contain it. They were a little
Speaker 6: concerned around seven to ten, and people watching from the
Speaker 6: golf course were able to see smoke going up on
Speaker 6: the hill behind the golf green, so they were a
Speaker 6: little concerned. May have opped a few golf games before
Speaker 6: the eighteenth. Oh but now that fire is contained. Of
Speaker 6: course people think Burbank. They're thinking, oh, Walt Disney Studios
Speaker 6: and Universal Pictures, but no, this was just they only
Speaker 6: this fire department only closed two streets so before it
Speaker 6: gets blown out of proportion. The fire department worked very
Speaker 6: well to contain the forty acre space and managed to
Speaker 6: nip it in the butt is now contained. I think
Speaker 6: there's some member stale. But that's the excitement in southern
Speaker 6: California today.
Speaker 5: And what was the big picture this weekend?
Speaker 6: Well, the big picture this weekend continues to be Spider Man,
Speaker 6: which just this weekend alone, between August seventh and August ninth,
Speaker 6: made one hundred and forty five million dollars one hundred
Speaker 6: and forty five million dollars in three days. Of course,
Speaker 6: that adds to its total growth, which worldwide is now
Speaker 6: one billion, six hundred and sixty five million, eighty eight
Speaker 6: and twenty eight dollars. It's just a remarkable turnout for
Speaker 6: Spider Man, which people are enjoying very much, and it
Speaker 6: was a very entertaining movie. We talked about it a
Speaker 6: couple a couple of weeks ago right here on this show,
Speaker 6: and it continues to be the big attraction this weekend.
Speaker 6: It's following on the heels of The Odyssey, which is
Speaker 6: still doing fairly well as well, which has made thirty
Speaker 6: two million just this weekend. The Odyssey adding its total
Speaker 6: aggregate to four hundred and sixty one million, and one
Speaker 6: night only the movie I was that I just referred
Speaker 6: to in that sound by just moments ago that descends
Speaker 6: into the vapid viscosity of a dud managed to earn
Speaker 6: five point seven million. It's in third place, but I
Speaker 6: don't think it'll stay there much longer. Super Troopers three
Speaker 6: came in with four million dollars, hopefully that'll do better,
Speaker 6: and Toy Story five is in fifth place with nine
Speaker 6: million dollars over the weekend, but four hundred and seventy
Speaker 6: million since it opened.
Speaker 5: What about Supergirl?
Speaker 6: Supergirl is no longer on the list, Walter, I'm so sorry,
Speaker 6: but Supergirl herself, we hope will certainly do some exciting
Speaker 6: things in future. I should do a little investigating around
Speaker 6: here to see what project she has next, so we
Speaker 6: can look forward to talking about that, so we can
Speaker 6: see her again soon on the screen.
Speaker 5: Well, Sandia is now the highest grossing female star in history.
Speaker 5: Her pictures have grossed more than any other female star
Speaker 5: ever achieved.
Speaker 6: That's really remarkable. And of course she's in the two
Speaker 6: big hits that really saved the box office in the
Speaker 6: last couple of weeks. She's both in Odyssey The Odyssey,
Speaker 6: and she's in of course Spider Man of Brand New Day,
Speaker 6: so good for her.
Speaker 5: And then she married Spider Man just in case any
Speaker 5: pennies were left on the floor, because whatever he has
Speaker 5: is now hers. I promise you, I guarantee you she
Speaker 5: is a better lawyer.
Speaker 6: A looking forward this week to seeing a new Willem
Speaker 6: Defoe movie where he plays an old poet who lives
Speaker 6: in New York but who works in the post office.
Speaker 6: He was once well received and well known, but now
Speaker 6: somewhat forgotten and some young admirer appears on his doorstep
Speaker 6: and lures him into his coterie of twenty something admirers
Speaker 6: who think he's a rediscovered genius. So it makes for
Speaker 6: some fun stuff. Greta Lee is also in the movie.
Speaker 6: So I'm looking forward to seeing seeing it and talking
Speaker 6: about it this coming weekend with you.
Speaker 5: Have you had a chance to see Star City?
Speaker 6: Not yet, but you've been raving about it, and I've
Speaker 6: been trying to get over there to the Apple TV
Speaker 6: folks to take a look, because that whole world of
Speaker 6: the Russian space program sounds absolutely fascinating, and looking at
Speaker 6: that from that perspective, it should be really fantastic. You've
Speaker 6: loved it, You've been attached. You've watched every episode, haven't you.
Speaker 5: Yes. And then Amazon Prime dropped a series called Sterling
Speaker 5: Point having nothing to do with Me. Surprisingly, Do you
Speaker 5: know about this one?
Speaker 6: No? I haven't heard about that. Well.
Speaker 5: Sterling Point dropped on Friday and it was the number
Speaker 5: one Amazon Prime viewed show. It's an eight episode series
Speaker 5: and it's based on nothing. It's not based on a
Speaker 5: book or anything. It's about rich, horny teens in cottage
Speaker 5: country in Canada and right there. That should be enough. Yet, surprisingly,
Speaker 5: unlike off Campus, there's no nudity. Tragically, yet it's such
Speaker 5: a compelling story you will actually watch it. Such as
Speaker 5: compelling story that I was completely confused all the way through,
Speaker 5: and yet I couldn't stop watching it.
Speaker 6: Okay, one of those.
Speaker 5: One of those, And pretty much the heart of the
Speaker 5: dialogue went like this, Oh, how are you feeling? Are
Speaker 5: you okay? That's pretty much the bulk of the dialogue
Speaker 5: that took place. Hi, how are you doing? Are you okay?
Speaker 5: Needless to say, i'd say it has more female than
Speaker 5: male appeal.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know if I'm going to look forward
Speaker 6: to that or not, but I'll give it a give
Speaker 6: it a shot and see what happened.
Speaker 5: Well, it's about cottage country in Canada. You know about
Speaker 5: cottage country in Canada?
Speaker 6: No tell us about it.
Speaker 5: Sure, they don't refer to their mansions on the on
Speaker 5: the Arctic Lakes in Canada as mansions. They call them cottages.
Speaker 5: The rich people call their eighteen room estates cottages. And yeah,
Speaker 5: and they they go up to the lake region of
Speaker 5: southern Canada is called cottage country. And the richer you are,
Speaker 5: the bigger, your Cottage and it's a charming, beautiful, a lovely,
Speaker 5: insanely well reviewed series. It was variety like that. Every
Speaker 5: reviewer adored this thing, so I would urge you to
Speaker 5: watch it. Sterling point, Sterling point, Matthias Boombom easy to remember, Yes, sir,
Speaker 5: Sterling Boom Boom in Hollywood. How do we find you
Speaker 5: on YouTube?
Speaker 6: Mattias? Well, you'll find me on Facebook at Mattias Boomball's Hollywood.
Speaker 6: That's m A T I A S BO M B
Speaker 6: A l apostrophe s Hollywood, just like the city Mattias
Speaker 6: Bomball's Hollywood on Facebook, Walter, and looking forward to chatting
Speaker 6: with you some more.
Speaker 5: You're gonna find out the fate of Millie Alcock.
Speaker 6: That's right, that's my assignment.
Speaker 5: That's your assignment, buddy. All right, thank you very much
Speaker 5: for being on the other side of midnight with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 5: We're gonna blow our own horn.
Speaker 3: Sure as your born you'll agree the other side of
Speaker 3: midnight is the place to be.
Speaker 4: With Walter Sterling every night you see.
Speaker 6: On the Red.
Speaker 7: Network.
Speaker 5: All right, ladies and gentlemen, you and I can talk
Speaker 5: at any time at eight hundred and eight four eight
Speaker 5: nine two to two two. For example, we can talk
Speaker 5: to Kevin right now. Welcome to the other side of Midnight. Kevin,
Speaker 5: congratulations for getting through.
Speaker 6: Oh I'm extremely excited. Walter Sterling. I'm a big fan
Speaker 6: for about three months now?
Speaker 5: How did that happen? Exactly?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 5: What did you stumble on that intrigued you and sucked
Speaker 5: you in?
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 5: Speechless? You're speechless?
Speaker 6: You want full time, and I was. It's been for
Speaker 6: as long as you've been on w ABC the Left
Speaker 6: past three months or so.
Speaker 5: I know it feels like three months, but it's actually
Speaker 5: been five. And but that's what happens when you're entertained
Speaker 5: and things go very fast, very fast. Unlike other hosts,
Speaker 5: I don't talk about the same thing every damn minute.
Speaker 5: Those Democrats, those horrible democrats. Oh my god, those democrats.
Speaker 5: I really think there are other things to discuss, Kevin.
Speaker 5: Don't you think there are other things to discuss? It
Speaker 5: is a relief as much as when you actually eat
Speaker 5: brand Yeah, go ahead, now, what's up?
Speaker 6: Well? I was going to com well, first of all,
Speaker 6: what they did to that supergirl. Yeah, she's not going
Speaker 6: to make the cons Festival? Okay?
Speaker 5: Is there something wrong with you, Kevin, is there something
Speaker 5: wrong that I need to know about this? Hyena?
Speaker 6: Laugh?
Speaker 5: I can't continue with this. It's very unprofessional practice. Rehearse
Speaker 5: call me back. Thank you for the call. E Frank,
Speaker 5: always one of our favorites. Congratulations, Welcome to the other
Speaker 5: side of midnight. E Frank with Walter Sterling. Do you
Speaker 5: have a crush? Do you have a crush? Do you
Speaker 5: have a crush on any do you have.
Speaker 6: Do you have a right?
Speaker 5: Do you hear me at all? Are you just going
Speaker 5: to talk? I was asking you a question? Okay, Can
Speaker 5: I ask the question?
Speaker 8: Okay?
Speaker 6: I'm sorry?
Speaker 5: Do you can I ask the question now? Can I
Speaker 5: ask the question now? Thank you for the call. Unbelievable.
Speaker 5: There are all sorts of mental problems. Mental problems, Jay
Speaker 5: and Cincinnati. Welcome to the other side of midnight, hijay, Hey, Walter.
Speaker 8: Here in the great Midwest, we got a lot of rednecks.
Speaker 8: It's a shame that Savannah's mom wasn't a redneck. Because
Speaker 8: you go knock it on their door in the middle
Speaker 8: of the night, you're probably going to be looking down
Speaker 8: a barrel of a gun. Is how you'll be greeted.
Speaker 5: I think it would be the same thing in Arizona.
Speaker 5: I think this was an eighty year old lady living alone,
Speaker 5: not brandishing a shotgun as she walked through her living
Speaker 5: room just to hunch.
Speaker 8: Obviously, not a rural lady, not a lady that was
Speaker 8: raised on the frontier.
Speaker 5: Though. I don't think anybody in Arizona who was raised
Speaker 5: on the frontier except Native Americans.
Speaker 8: What do you think, Jay, Well, there are people out there,
Speaker 8: and you know, in the country that know how to
Speaker 8: greet creed a visitor in the middle of the night,
Speaker 8: a stranger.
Speaker 5: That's true in Kentucky.
Speaker 8: That's not going to happen down in Kentucky. You're out
Speaker 8: in the rural Indiana.
Speaker 5: But you but you don't live in Kentucky or rural Indiana.
Speaker 5: You live in the outskirtch of Cincinnati. You don't live
Speaker 5: in Cincinnati. You live in a suburb, right, correct, But.
Speaker 8: Just on the other side of the suburb. In Kentucky
Speaker 8: and India, in Tri State, there's plenty of people that
Speaker 8: you don't go knocking on their door in the middle
Speaker 8: of the nine.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 5: I agree with you, and I think that that would
Speaker 5: be a level of craziness. Do you have news for us, Jay?
Speaker 5: Do you have something you'd like to share?
Speaker 8: What a wonderful week out here. We don't have any wildfires.
Speaker 8: Thank god.
Speaker 6: You're it.
Speaker 5: You're the only place in North America that doesn't have wildfires.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we have too much rain, thank god.
Speaker 5: Thank god. Did you cook barbecue for me?
Speaker 8: Uh no, I'm not a great barbecuer, actually, but we
Speaker 8: do plenty of brought worst and German food out here.
Speaker 8: Went to the Carpenter picnic. I had lots of good sweet.
Speaker 5: Corn and corn beef. Do you have corn beef?
Speaker 8: I love that? Yes, euzy Cadets has the best around here.
Speaker 5: Sliman's Okay, Slimans has better.
Speaker 8: Okay, well round here. He's from New York City, is
Speaker 8: he is? And he's got some good stuff, great pickles too.
Speaker 5: Was he run out of New York City? Is that
Speaker 5: what the problem was?
Speaker 8: Uh No, he just came out here and got the
Speaker 8: best corn beef and rubens. Tous rubens are excellent, awesome.
Speaker 5: That's why the Cleveland Clinic exists because it's near the Rubens.
Speaker 5: Thanks for the call, Jay, You're a good guy. Thank
Speaker 5: you for calling. Eight hundred and eight four eight nine
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Speaker 5: Two now Edward Jones, Edward Jones, our friend. Now we
Speaker 5: have made news three times so far this show. Wyatt
Speaker 5: Sharp had the exclusive interview with the Savannah Guthrie Sheriff.
Speaker 5: He got that a week ago. A week ago. And
Speaker 5: then at two am, we're gonna hear from Eddie Arragan
Speaker 5: who has an exclusive on these what does he call
Speaker 5: him these font drones? What are the names of these
Speaker 5: drones he's got. He's got some exotic drone.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 5: And then you you pointed out that you scooped the
Speaker 5: New York Times twice on this show. Is that right, Edward?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Well yeah, thanks thanks for having me again. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it curaged me. The next day we had a one
Speaker 6: day jump on the Times on a couple of things.
Speaker 5: Now you realize that if you were scooping the Daily
Speaker 5: News or the New York Post, that would be something
Speaker 5: to brag about. To scoop the New York Times. Most
Speaker 5: high school newspapers have done that.
Speaker 6: Well, I guess I'm in good company this.
Speaker 5: You are you're with a learned crowd. Indeed, now, what
Speaker 5: do you have to report to US today?
Speaker 6: What news do you have? Yeah? Yeah, thanks. The news
Speaker 6: right now is, you know, Trump keeps talking about the deal,
Speaker 6: we're close to a deal. I think he's thinking about
Speaker 6: the US's deal, you know, but Iran is not paying
Speaker 6: attention to that. They're paying attention to their own deal
Speaker 6: with their neighbor Oman to control and administer the straight
Speaker 6: And they've been working on this deal, okay, which is
Speaker 6: a separate deal with their palasin Oman. And you know
Speaker 6: they've been doing this for weeks now, for three or
Speaker 6: four weeks. Well, Trump has been saying we're close to
Speaker 6: a deal. So that confused me in the beginning, but
Speaker 6: now I've sorted it out that this deal that Oman
Speaker 6: is working on is a precursor to Trump's deal and
Speaker 6: hopefully once they get this worked out amongst the two
Speaker 6: of them, at Oman and Iran, they'll bring that to
Speaker 6: the table, you know. And they announced today actually the
Speaker 6: Foreign Minister, our friend there, mister Arachi, thank you. They're
Speaker 6: packed with Oman for control and administration demands that the
Speaker 6: US removed the blood. Listen to this. They say, we
Speaker 6: demand that the US removed the blockade, they remove all
Speaker 6: troops from the region. They compensate us for the damage
Speaker 6: they've caused to our country. They want sanctions relief, they
Speaker 6: want the frozen assets returned to them, and they want
Speaker 6: they want to let us know that they're going to
Speaker 6: impose tolls or fees or something like that. So this
Speaker 6: is what they have in their mind right now, and
Speaker 6: we're not close to a deal.
Speaker 5: Right Edward, Isn't this what Iran has always had in
Speaker 5: mind day from negotiation one? Isn't this their stance from
Speaker 5: the very beginning. They haven't given in on anything, have they?
Speaker 5: Or Am I wrong?
Speaker 6: No, You're completely right, Walter, You're right. You know, we've
Speaker 6: been saying on your show here since March that their
Speaker 6: strategy for survival, Okay, that's the they want to survive,
Speaker 6: and they're doing pretty well at it right now. Surviving.
Speaker 6: Their strategy for surviving is strategic patience. They're just this
Speaker 6: is the way, not just now, but but for fifty years.
Speaker 6: This is the way Iran works. They they just delay
Speaker 6: and right now they're in the middle of that. They're
Speaker 6: doing a pretty good job at it. Actually, uh And
Speaker 6: and Trump yesterday said, well, you know, we're locating this
Speaker 6: thing we're watching with semi semi negotiating. I'm not sure
Speaker 6: what that means, but Iran did confirm today that messages
Speaker 6: are passing back and forth through Pakistan and Cotter. We
Speaker 6: have no direct interface right now with them, and we
Speaker 6: haven't had it since since actually June, the end of June.
Speaker 6: But but this is where we are right now now,
Speaker 6: and you know, the mischief keeps going on that Iran
Speaker 6: attacked a Yuey ship in the Strait yesterday, and the
Speaker 6: Houtees went back and attacked the Sauti refinery, the big
Speaker 6: refinery on the Red Sea, the Jizan refinery. They attacked
Speaker 6: it again, and they attacked it twice. But what's thing
Speaker 6: to me right now is that this is very very interesting.
Speaker 6: You know, both sides are playing this waiting game. And
Speaker 6: Trump has said, he said Yester or the day before,
Speaker 6: he said, they've run out of they're running out of money.
Speaker 6: They're running out of money. Well, that's true, I mean,
Speaker 6: and inflation there is really hitting the people. Inflation is
Speaker 6: seventy seven percent up over last year. If you can
Speaker 6: imagine living in a place where the average monthly salary
Speaker 6: is one hundred and forty nine dollars in US. Okay,
Speaker 6: and so Trump I think his back doorf with his
Speaker 6: fourteen thirteen day counterattack and all of that, and we're
Speaker 6: quiet there. But I think he's waiting to see them
Speaker 6: suffer economic pain and that will bring them back to
Speaker 6: the table. I'm not too sure about that. They again,
Speaker 6: their goal is survival and they'll they'll take pain to survive,
Speaker 6: and they're watching Trump delaying his best they can. They've
Speaker 6: come to almost September now and the midterms are at November,
Speaker 6: looking at his political situation and who knows what's going
Speaker 6: to happen, and people say, mean, when is this going
Speaker 6: to end? I have no idea. I just follow these
Speaker 6: things and try to report them and try to make
Speaker 6: sense to them. The last thing I'll say right now, though, Walter,
Speaker 6: and this is I think really interesting news. The Sauties
Speaker 6: went to Pakistan and caught her. I'm sorry, Turkey, I
Speaker 6: take them back. They approached Turkey and Pakistan and and
Speaker 6: and put out this idea of a of a of
Speaker 6: a Gulf NATO, if you will, sot of like NATO,
Speaker 6: a mutual defense pact between these three countries. And they're
Speaker 6: doing that because you know, they're getting the heck knocked
Speaker 6: out of them by by Iran with these drone attacks
Speaker 6: and missile attacks hitting their refineries, in their their oil infrastructure,
Speaker 6: and they actually were on threatened their neighbors the last week.
Speaker 6: They said, if the US attacks us again, we're going
Speaker 6: to attack you in full force all the country, our
Speaker 6: neighbors and and hit their oil and gas and water infrastructure.
Speaker 6: So you know, the US is holding off, and the
Speaker 6: US is also holding off because we've drawn down a
Speaker 6: lot of our precision guided munitions that we saw. We've
Speaker 6: got a lot of munitions, but they're not of the
Speaker 6: high tech kind. We've drawn a lot of those down,
Speaker 6: and we've drawn down the interceptors, the defense missiles to
Speaker 6: protect against the Iranian incoming. So this is very very
Speaker 6: complicated right now. But it's a waiting game. We're in
Speaker 6: a waiting game. We don't know how longs it's going
Speaker 6: to take for the Iranian deal with their neighbor Oman
Speaker 6: over the Strait Administration deal. They have to get approval
Speaker 6: from the young Khamani, who's who hasn't been heard from since.
Speaker 5: Yes quote, very difficult to communicate with, they say.
Speaker 6: They say that, but I did see some sorts of
Speaker 6: telegram messages coming out of the Iranian government. Again a
Speaker 6: friend of Asagi and the president between them and Young Kamani,
Speaker 6: they say that they've had verbal communication with him. But
Speaker 6: the structure of their government is really, really crazy. They've
Speaker 6: got like four or five councils, They've got the IRGC.
Speaker 5: Right, I beg you, you have to stop now, because
Speaker 5: it's going to get too confusing for me. But I
Speaker 5: got it, which is they're in the survival game. They're
Speaker 5: in a waiting game, and we're in the waiting game too.
Speaker 5: But their terms have never changed since day one, and
Speaker 5: they do not appear to be capitulating on any of
Speaker 5: their terms based on how many bombs we drop. No
Speaker 5: matter how many threats we issue, they're just going to
Speaker 5: sit there. One of the reasons they're sitting there is
Speaker 5: a key difference between Iran and most to the Middle
Speaker 5: East and the United States of America, which is that
Speaker 5: they do not place the same value on the lives
Speaker 5: of their citizens that we place on the lives of
Speaker 5: our citizens. It's an entirely different humanity economy. Edward Jones,
Speaker 5: thank you very much for being on the other side
Speaker 5: of Midnight with Walter Sterling at eight hundred eight four
Speaker 5: eight nine two two two The Other Side of Midnight
Speaker 5: from the Red Apple Audio Networks.
Speaker 1: The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling. The Other
Speaker 1: Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 2: It's the Other Side of Midnight.
Speaker 3: Confessions of a Retired NYPD Detective s Ferrari on the
Speaker 3: Other Side of Midnight.
Speaker 2: Hey Walter, on tonight's episode of Confessions of a Retired Detective,
Speaker 2: I'd like to talk a little bit about firearms safety
Speaker 2: in the police academy. One day a bunch of guys
Speaker 2: from the outdoor range showed up and they had about
Speaker 2: three or four guns laid out on a leaf table,
Speaker 2: and they gave us probably about three to four minutes
Speaker 2: each to decide which gun to pick that was going
Speaker 2: to protect us for the rest of our lives. Now,
Speaker 2: having grown up in the Bronx, I didn't come from
Speaker 2: a hunting family. I'd never handled a real firearm before.
Speaker 2: So I grabbed as Mittonwesson and it felt good in
Speaker 2: my hand, and I said, Okay, we're gonna go with that.
Speaker 2: A couple of weeks later, they take us out to
Speaker 2: the outdoor range and we show up with our hosts
Speaker 2: and they give us a box with our gun in it,
Speaker 2: and they tell us don't touch that gun until we
Speaker 2: break for meal. So the whole time they're just drilling
Speaker 2: into our heads. You don't touch it, you don't touch it,
Speaker 2: you don't touch it. So they march us out to
Speaker 2: the range. They tell us to take it out of
Speaker 2: the box, open it up, put six live rounds in it,
Speaker 2: and stick it back in your host Don't touch it, okay,
Speaker 2: So for the rest of the day we're shooting, shooting, shooting.
Speaker 2: They tell us to put the gun back in the
Speaker 2: holster with an empty firearm, and they tell us, whatever
Speaker 2: you do when you go to clean your guns, don't
Speaker 2: touch it. Don't dry fire it, which means starting to
Speaker 2: pull the trigger even though there's not around in it,
Speaker 2: because they don't want an accidental discharge at the range.
Speaker 2: That's bad for business. So we wind up going into
Speaker 2: this trailer they tell us, don't touch your guns. Finally
Speaker 2: they give us the command. We take the guns out,
Speaker 2: We put them on top of a table, and they
Speaker 2: tell us to clean our guns. As we're cleaning our guns,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, you hear one of the recruits
Speaker 2: picks up his gun and just starts pulling the trigger.
Speaker 2: Click click click click click. They almost tackle the guy
Speaker 2: and threw them into a wall, took his gun away
Speaker 2: from he almost didn't graduate from the academy. After we
Speaker 2: qualified with our weapons, we put it back in the
Speaker 2: box and we didn't see it again up until a
Speaker 2: day or two before we graduated from the police Academy.
Speaker 2: On what's called Gun and Shield Day. Gun and Shield Day,
Speaker 2: they came in. They give us this little menela envol
Speaker 2: that looked like it was five dollars worth of weed,
Speaker 2: which had your police badge in it. And then they
Speaker 2: gave your firearm. You loaded it up, you put it
Speaker 2: your holster, and they tell you don't touch it again
Speaker 2: until you get home. And the reason they told us
Speaker 2: not to touch it again until we got home was
Speaker 2: the year before. Some of the recruits, after they got
Speaker 2: their firearms, went under the overpass of the FDR drive
Speaker 2: and started taking target practice with some pigeons, which they
Speaker 2: got in trouble. And I don't even think they graduated
Speaker 2: from the academy. So we're all happy, we're going to
Speaker 2: graduate in a day or two. I wind up going
Speaker 2: to the men's room in the police Academy and I
Speaker 2: see one of my classmates. He's got his gun out
Speaker 2: of his holster and he's scratched at the top of
Speaker 2: his head with it. I go, what are you nuts?
Speaker 2: Then there's another guy in the bathroom and he's standing
Speaker 2: there like in a prone position like draw and I'm like,
Speaker 2: I'm not playing this game. These guys were going to
Speaker 2: get me fired before we even got out of the
Speaker 2: police Academy. Luckily for me, I was able to graduate
Speaker 2: and never had any issues with my firearm. But there's
Speaker 2: always a couple of clowns and screw around and find
Speaker 2: out war behind the scenes NYPD stories. Be sure to
Speaker 2: check out my new book, NYPD Behind the Blue Wall
Speaker 2: of Silence, available on Amazon. I'm retired detective turned out
Speaker 2: the Vic Ferrari with Walter Sterling on the other side
Speaker 2: of midnight.
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Speaker 7: her strange husband Josh Effort. Moving on with Darren, who's
Speaker 7: Josh's cousin by marriage, Pumpkins said in a preview clip
Speaker 7: for the premiere of Mama June from Not to Hot,
Speaker 7: Mamma Pee is officially in her Happy Life era.
Speaker 5: Well there you go, Walter Sterling. I know you wanted
Speaker 5: the Honey Booboo update, and I'll provide all of those
Speaker 5: updates for you constantly. This is the other side of
Speaker 5: Midnight from the Red Apple Audio Networks. What do you
Speaker 5: want me to do? Well, then go like that. No,
Speaker 5: you put it together, you put the taffit you you
Speaker 5: gotta stretch. What have I got?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Eddie Ragan, who's insane from New Mexico,